> It has been used to host chat room with more than 70,000 concurrent clients, scaled on 7 m3.large EC2 instances and one relatively small Redis server.
Knowing nothing about anything, 70k clients on 7 servers does not sound immediately very impressive. That's roughly 10k clients per server, and this is 15 years after "C10k problem" was coined. Could someone comment if I'm missing something major here?
Knowing nothing about anything, 70k clients on 7 servers does not sound immediately very impressive. That's roughly 10k clients per server, and this is 15 years after "C10k problem" was coined. Could someone comment if I'm missing something major here?